Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-06-12
REDWOOD.

BESwOOD.
Orders have been used at the Wheeling
Co. = plant Tor lis resumption this week.
The forge department of the Eenwood
Iron Works will resume Monday.
Mr.. Harry Sinclair, a genial gentleman
OF Ocala, Marion county, Florida, is in
town.
The employees of the Riverside steel
plant are underS to appear at that works on
the 18th inst. saturday and put things in
shape for the resumption OF the works on
the following Monday.
Gravel street school term closes ON Tues
day.
\ farewell banquet was given by q
couple Of popular young gentlemen of
Main street to a quartette Of their lady
friends.
Miss Anna YoSt will leave one day this
week on a visit to friends in the eastern
part of the State.
The programme prepared for the Board
OF Education OF the VI. T.. Church for the
exercises ct ChildrenS' bay will be rem
derrd at that church to-day. lhc super
int-ndent ct the Sabbath school has found
IL eNpcdieut to make TWO divisions Of the
programme. The first part will be rendered
in the morning, and the other part in the
evening. The church will b. beautifully
decorated with flowers.
Mrs. Dolan. ST., I'm eStimable Lady OF
Center ward, Is suffering an attack Of
rheumatism.
Miss Maggie aud Miss LIura Dare Will
leave Wednesday for Philadelphia.
Mr.. Alouzo Raper was up from Malta
morris Yesterday.
Mr.. +. l.. Wiles. the efficient and euer-
getic manager OF the Riverside steel works,
Is away on a brief pleasure trip.
Mayor L. McJIltOn has returned from 4
trip through Ohio.
Miss Lizzie Dolan is the quest of friends
i'm pittSbuTg.
Miss Nora Doibsar left Thursday on u
visit To friends in indianapolis, lad.
Mr.. W. Bowers, OF MoundsyjiIc, WAS in
town yesterday.
Mrs. Jurgens, accompanied by her sis
ter. left i'm the fore part OF the week on a
trip to Europe to revisit the scenes Of their
youth.
The commencement exercises of our
public school, Wednesday evening, was
we'll attended. aud the appreciation of the
audience was fully attr~ted by the close
| attention given to the rendition Of the en-
tire programme. Each of the graduates
wore a beautiful and artistic costume Of
embroidered India null, with natural
flowers as ornaments.
The exercises were opened with 4 song,
Sunrise, '-Quartcttc, Misses Anna Pei
ley. Laura Dare, Mcs,rs. Chas. Mcdonald
and W. Policy.
Prayer, Rev. King. Song, "What are
the Wild Waves Saying" Miss Anna Pei
ley and Mr.. W. +. Pellcy. Swimming
Against the Stream, ~ was the title of Miss
MoIlie Stewards ESSAY, which was tritely
written and showed some research as 4
student. Solo. cone Hundred Fathoms
Deep Mr.. Charles +. Mcdonald. The
subject OF Miss Flora DO,hear's cSSaY was
There's No Place Like Hone which
was c~leycrly handled and several good
points made. Solo. The Bridge, Miss
f.. Martin. The title of Miss Rosetta
Linsley's essay was "~Fricndship;' this
showed nice dIScernmcnt and a high order
OF compositions. Solo, Come, Miss Anna
Pelley. \ choice quotation from Long
fellow. Into Each Life Some Rain Must
Fall was the title of the essay Of Miss
Alta Ford, who presented the subject in
graceful and attractive language. Solo,
Good bye Sweet Heart, ~ Mr.. :. Melon
aid. The graduates were the recipients 81
flowers. bOu.bOnS ard books. Miss Anna
Brown, who stands high ~ i student Ofthc
school and a member OF this class,
p.rfcred to have her graduation postponed
until next spring. giving another year to
TIN. classical and scientific course Miss
Flora MORGAN a graduate Of - also re-
caiyed her diploma. The class was adj
dressed by Rev. King. who at the close of
ms remarks presented the diplomas. The
exercises were closed by the heucdICtiOn,
proceeded by 4 song entitled, Good
Night, Gentle Folks
MeSsrs. Garrett and Nugent, of Eng
land, arrived here Thursday, after a pleas
ant voyage across the ocean. and are the
guests OF Mrs. W. Hall.
Miss Minnie Dollar lett last Thursday
on an extended western trip.
Last Wednesday Miss Sadie DOlblear
rendered the pupils OF her room a picnic
at Boggs Run. They returned in the even
ing looking rs though they enjoyed it.
BEAUTIFUL woman, from whence came
thy bloom,
Thy beaming eye, thy features fair?
What kindly hand on thee was laid
EndOwiug thee with beauty rare?
Twas not ever thus, the dame replied,
''Once pale this face, these features bold,
The 'Fayorite Prescription Of DIR. Pierce
Wrought the wonderous change which You
behold